Cranberrian, Kites and Water Music Festivals

Jan 1, 2015 | Archive

Four Day Festival

Day One:

  • Red Carpet Welcome and Mayor’s Reception
  • Dinner at Historic Pub

Day Two:

  • Tour of Oldest Community on Historical Register
  • Oyster Farm tour and demonstration
  • Lunch at local favorite Café
  • Museum and cranberry bog tour
  • Shopping for mementos
  • Evening concert featuring world renowned artists
  • Dessert and refreshments with local chef

Day Three:

  • Festival events featuring the Honorable Cranberry at Heritage Museum
  • Lunch at historic train depot
  • Kite building and flying
  • Shopping on Main Street
  • Dinner with an Ocean View
  • Evening concert featuring world renowned artists
  • Dessert and refreshments at hotel

Day Four:

  • Beach Bucket Drawing
  • Au Revoir

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